College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Feurer's work to preserve labor history reaches milestone
DEKALB, IL — NIU History Professor Rosemary Feurer has spent years working to bring the story of labor activist Mary Harris “Mother” Jones to a...
DEKALB, IL — Artificial intelligence could help communities better prepare for landslides before they occur, according to recently published research from Northern Illinois University. Lead...
Field project explores how Amazon monkeys meet nutritional needs
DEKALB, IL — To NIU Anthropologist Leila Porter, the little monkeys of the world provide big research opportunities. Porter spent two months this summer deep...
As climate change brings more intense rainfall, the risk of rain-induced landslides is growing nationwide and could intensify in regions not historically prone to the...
Physics department will offer master's specialization in quantum science and technology
BATAVIA, IL – The U.S. Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) has signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with Northern Illinois University,...
DEKALB, IL — After spending his freshman year commuting nearly two hours each day to class, Carlos Rojas soon will be able to call NIU...
